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http://www.lighttable.com/ Light Table is a new interactive IDE that lets you modify running programs and embed anything from websites to games.

Looks a lot like Wiki Markup lol

This is a tremendous improvement. This should make the site more versatile. Well done Hawkee.

Is this open source? It would be handy to host this on internal networks :)

Impressive tool. Will certainly bookmark this for future reference :)

Yeah, I just found myself optimizing/rewriting most of the supplied CSS. :(

http://www.csstablegenerator.com/ nice little tool that produces decently written code. Nice little time saver :)

Brackets is an open-source editor for web design and development built on top of web technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The project was created and is maintained by Adobe.

I love the idea. I just fear this is going to become as estranged as the old rating system with the current community :( Hello World type mIRC Snippets earning absurd likes lol

The problem I have with StackOverflow is that the community is trained into answering questions as quick as possible to earn the points. Consequently, users post the first thing that come to their head, then edit their post over and over until they're satisfied.

Very nice find. I generally use http://www.iconfinder.com/ for things like this :)

I thought it was a great idea at the time, was that like '04ish? I've actually linked my Hawkee profile to potential employers on numerous occasions to show activity within a development community. Would be nice if a few of the provided sections were a bit more in-depth :P

If I remember correctly, #Hawkee was on Undernet :)

@Hawkee Whatever happened to MyHawkee? I know it was years ago but, it just fizzled out :P

Java web tool?

Yeah, and there are several flaws with StackOverflow. I sincerely hope Hawkee doesn't move that direction. Having developers fight over the quickest to answer, is no way to help the community. It's nice that rep unlocks features but, it's a poor misrepresentation of the developers' actual talent. IMO of course ;)

@Hawkee I can officially say, it's grown on me. I like it. It fits very well with the rest of the site :)

Hash tables are easy to use. Perhaps it's something you should look at a bit more in depth. Also, it's not the compiler's full responsibility. As a developer, it's imperative that you understand the language you're developing in. :)

PS: Please excuse my horrible MSL syntax, haven't touched it in awhile.

That kind of mentality keeps newbies from learning more and progressing their craft. As developers, performance should always be high priority :)

@Aha2Y I've often wondered that as well :P

@raccoon That's actually an excellent point. However, I would use a hash in lieu of a global variable. Not only are they automatically cleared upon exit but, they're also faster and less resource intensive.

Last I've seen, I think he's working on a responsive design for mobile support and a suitable forum replacement :)

Yup @Hawkee is right. You'll want to make use of variable functions to pull this off correctly :)

@Hawkee I'm not 100% sure but, I believe the jQuery Waypoints plugin already has that type of functionality built in. We're currently using in a few places around ESPN :)

With the rest of the site being rounded, I think the current search fits rather nice.

@Hawkee Agreed. Many languages are built on top of others :)

http://forum.xfce.org/
http://forums.laravel.com/index.php
http://bbs.archbang.org/index.php
http://forums.funtoo.org/
http://piwigo.org/forum/

@SReject It depends on what you're building ;)

I've actually grown accustom to FluxBB. It's pretty fast, lightweight and easy enough to modify/adapt.

Glad to hear! Thanks for all the hard work!